VBT# Stolen Goods - Kay Marie

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Stolen Goods (To Catch a Thief, #2)


Review: Stolen Goods - Book #2 To Catch a Thief - Kay Marie - January 2019
A favorite trope of mine that I love to read is spies/thieves type stories. Kay Marie's How to Catch a Thief has everything that a reader wants from the spy/thief action as the main character tries to dodge bullets flying from the Russians as well as stay one step ahead of the FBI to a Romantic Comedy angle as he accidentally kidnaps one of Jo's online best friends Addison. Thad is on the run with a Degas painting, and he needs to get a message to Jo without being traced. This brings him to one of her online baking friends Addison. Thad's plan though gets interrupted as he is not the only one who has been following Addison as the Russians turn up and bullets start flying.  With Thad still needing to get the message to Jo and Addison not safe, he ends up kidnapping her.  He finally gets a message to Jo - that they have a code brown situation. Funnily enough the "Code Brown" inspires Jo to rename her coopie Code Brown and add a lil poop emoji. When the message gets across, Addison and Thad will travel across the map to Arizona where Thad needs to see an old friend Emma and where Jo and her annoying FBI boyfriend Nate Parker will meet them, and he will happily turn himself over or will he as Thad has other plans up his sleeve and none of them involve him landing behind bars for the rest of his life.  With Addison now in his life though, will Thad's plan change or go ahead as he had originally planned?  Find out in another fun cozy, romantic suspense by Kay Marie "Stolen Goods."





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  1. Kaitlyn DavisJanuary 13, 2019 at 6:36 AM

    Yay! Love your review! So happy you enjoyed Stolen Goods :) Thanks for joining my tour!

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